Venezuela’s Oil Return: What It Means for Canadian Crude and Prices
The global oil and gas landscape is shifting, and we at Enverus Intelligence® Research are watching geopolitical forces reshape supply dynamics in real time. Venezuela, home to the world’s largest proven oil reserves, has become a focal point of international attention. As tensions escalate between the Trump administration and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the energy […]
Gas Plus CCS Powering Data Centers | Google’s New Blueprint
Google’s agreement last week to buy power from a 400 MW natural gas plant with carbon capture isn’t just a one-off deal — it could be a model for powering the AI boom. As our latest CCUS Fundamentals finds, this approach offers the lowest-cost, reliable source of low-carbon energy, setting a cost benchmark for the […]
The Week in Energy – Oct. 24, 2025
This week’s energy headlines spotlight offshore wind exits, LNG expansion, upstream acquisitions, performance milestones and shifting M&A trends. Here are five stories that stood out: Energy Transfer, Equinor, Rhino Resources, Halliburton and Williams made headlines this week with updates spanning LNG delays, offshore milestones, international discoveries and power innovation projects. To learn more, reach out […]
JERA: Latest Asian Firm to Take Haynesville Stake
In response to this week’s announcement that JERA, a leading Japanese energy company and one of the world’s largest LNG buyers, was expanding its upstream footprint through the $1.5 billion acquisition of the South Mansfield joint venture from GEP Haynesville and Williams, Andrew Dittmar, principal analyst at Enverus Intelligence® Research provided this commentary explaining the […]
From Sun to Core | Renewables Peak, Nuclear Builds Steam
Enverus Intelligence® Research (EIR) just released its long-term capacity expansion forecast, projecting rapid growth in solar capacity from 2025-35 alongside a steady battery buildout to bolster grid reliability. That outlook is already materializing. Torch Clean Energy recently selected Fluence Energy to deliver a 640 MWh battery system at its Arizona solar plant, aligning with the […]
Understanding Battery Energy Storage Systems
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) are reshaping how the power system delivers reliability, flexibility and value. By balancing variable renewable generation, providing rapid frequency response and shaving peaks, a battery energy storage system sits at the center of modern grid strategy and project economics. This guide explains what a battery energy storage system is, why […]
The Week in Energy – Oct. 17, 2025
This week’s energy headlines spotlight strategic moves in upstream investment, asset divestitures, regulatory shakeups and corporate battles. Here are five stories that stood out: ExxonMobil, Halliburton, Petrobras, Wood and Energy Vault made headlines with new contracts, project milestones, financing moves and infrastructure updates. To learn more, reach out to businessdevelopment@enverus.com or visit www.enverus.com.
From Green Light to Red Line | DOE Cancels $8B in Clean Energy Awards
The U.S. Department of Energy canceled nearly $8 billion in clean energy awards, with 99% of the cuts falling on blue states. California lost $3.3 billion and Oregon $1.5 billion, wiping out major hydrogen, CCUS and grid projects. Hydrogen funding took the biggest hit at $2.95 billion, including the collapse of California’s ARCHES hub, the […]
Hidden Costs of Running Title: How to De-Risk With AI & Digital Workflow
While horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing significantly enhance well productivity, they have had the opposite effect on the land department. Prior to the shale revolution, running title often involved just hundreds of acres, but today’s land managers and title attorneys must establish defensible title evidence for tens of thousands of acres, spanning many interest owners […]
The Week in Energy – Oct. 10, 2025
Diamondback, Occidental, and DOE lead this week’s energy headlines, with major moves in infrastructure, leadership and federal funding.